Open each evening rain or shine from 6-10pm on the following dates: Friday 10/25/19 Saturday 10/26/19 Sunday 10/27/19 Tuesday 10/29/19 Wednesday 10/30/19
Forensic Technology invites you to attend our 3rd annual haunted house located in our spooky Largo warehouse! Previous attendees compare our Warehouse of Horrors to Halloween Horror Nights and Howl-O-Scream! Since inception in 2016, and as Largo, Florida’s original haunted house, the Warehouse of Horrors has raised over $40,000 for local charities in Hillsborough and Pinellas County. This year, proceeds benefit two wonderful Tampa Bay charities: The Mason Dixon Christmas Wish Fund and the Homeless Empowerment Program. Visit us this Halloween Season for the scare of a lifetime while contributing to a great cause!
Open each evening rain or shine from 6-10pm on the following dates: Friday 10/25/19 Saturday 10/26/19 Sunday 10/27/19 Tuesday 10/29/19 Wednesday 10/30/19
Located in the STAR Center behind Raytheon on the corner of Belcher and Bryan Dairy Rd.
Tickets may be purchased at the event (cash or credit card) or online to avoid ticket lines!
Fear Forest is open weekends beginning September 25th through October 31st. The ticket office is open Fridays and Saturdays from 7pm to 11:30pm and Sundays from 7pm through 9:30pm
TAKE A RIDE THROUGH 68 SCARIFYING ACRES OF SHEER HORROR ON OUR 1 MILE LONG HAYRIDE THEN IF YOU DARE ENTER OUR INSANE-A-TARIUM HAUNTED HOUSE . IF YOU DONT BECOME A PATIENT, YOU CAN WALK THRU OUR PSYCHOPATH AND FINALLY THE FORBIDDEN CONFIELD. FEAR FOREST LOCATED ON RT. 45, BEHIND DAIRY QUEEN IN LORDSTOWN, OHIO.
PREPARE TO BE MESMORIZED AS YOU PASS THROUGH THE AREAS ONLY DRIVE THRU VORTEX TUNNEL “WITCH” IS GUARANTEED TO LEAVE YOU SQUEAMISH! SO MAKE PLANS TO VISIT THE AREA’S #1 HAUNTED HOUSE, HAUNTED HAYRIDE, AND OTHER HAUNTED ATTRACTIONS, FEAR FOREST “THE FEAR STARTS HERE”
This October, Kentucky Kingdom becomes an amusement park of fear…a roller coaster ride of your wildest nightmares!
Led by a raving madman, The Clown King, hell-bent on reigning terror over his Kingdom of Fear! LONG LIVE THE KING!
Featuring two haunted attractions filled with evil clowns and heinous zombies, fearsome bars and retail experiences, and a Mardi gRAVE party that’s sure to wake the dead. This Halloween season, fear has a new playground…HalloScream – Kingdom of Fear.
Produced by The World’s Greatest Fear Company – Oak Island Creative, a Louisville-based firm, who creates award-winning haunted attractions and Halloween events across the globe.
14500 Continental Gateway Drive, Orlando, Florida 32821, USA
Dark Horizon opens its doors on October 10 and continues to scare those who dare on select nights through November 2. General admission ticket prices start at just $20 online. For more information or to purchase tickets online, visit www.darkhorizonorlando.com/.
Dark Horizon emerges in Orlando with much anticipation, to feast upon your fears, fray your nerves, and curdle your blood. Escape the clutches of one of Florida’s most infamous serial killer’s, Bloody Ed Watson. Navigate Captain Killigrew’s ship and her deviously mad crew, and wade past the Vodou Priestess before she has a chance to evoke the (Lwa) spirits to possess your body and steal your soul. Hundreds of heinous monsters await to drag you toward the event horizon. Thrill-seekers will revel in 16 nights of terror featuring three gruesome haunted houses, immersive bars, festive fare, death-defying entertainment and more! Brought to you by some of the most celebrated minds in the industry, don’t miss Dark Horizon, the Halloween event of the season.
AFTER 133 YEARS, THE EVIL SPIRITS OF DEMAREST FARM HAVE AWOKEN!
Things are going to get very spooky this October. For the first time ever, you and your family may experience the Haunted Orchards at Demarest Farm. Featuring a hayride and a bone-chilling series of haunted adventures filled with ghouls, ghosts, and all kinds of scary creatures…you will be transported deep into the orchard to visit the forgotten graveyard nestled within the apple trees.
Reservations are limited and will sell out quickly, so please inquire now to book your passage this October to the Haunted Orchards at Demarest Farm!
Open Days and Times
October 3rd (6:30 pm to 9 pm)
October 4th (7:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 5th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 6th (6:30 pm to 9 pm)
October 10th (6:30 pm to 9 pm)
October 11th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 12th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 17th (6:30 pm to 9 pm)
October 18th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 19th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 24th (6:30 pm to 9 pm)
OCtober 25th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 26th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 30th (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
October 31st (6:30 pm to 10 pm)
November 1st (6:30 pm to 8:30 pm)
November 2nd (6:30 pm to 8:30 pm)
RED VEIN Escape is our year-round, multi-themed escape room company, opened in 2019. With exciting and challenging games, immersive storylines and artistically crafted sets, RED VEIN is thrilled to bring our unique design to downtown Ashland, Virginia.
RED VEIN ARMY is a group of haunters in Richmond, VA who can’t sit still. Our team consists of prop makers, scenic designers, makeup artists, and actors. We’re dedicated to the creation and promotion of the highest levels of haunt, horror, or immersive related productions in the Commonwealth. RED VEIN ARMY (RVA) was formed in Richmond, Virginia in 2011. In 2016 we opened our seasonal haunted attraction, RED VEIN Haunted House at Hanover Vegetable Farm. In 2019 we opened RED VEIN Escape. We also run the Ashland Haunted History Tour, which meets right outside the doors of RED VEIN Escape.
RED VEIN Escape in Richmond, Virginia
Hunt For The Richmond Vampire
You’ve been summoned by Dr. Van Helsing to help track down the infamous and elusive Richmond Vampire. The vampire, thought to be hiding in W. W. Pool’s crypt, is now believed to have taken refuge in the train tunnels of downtown Ashland. Can you find Dr. Van Helsing and put a stop to the immortal night stalker before the sun sets? GAME TIME 60 minutes
s110w30240 Ymca Camp Road, Mukwonago, WI 53149, USA
Be one of the first to stroll through our family-friendly Jack O’Lantern wonderland! Over 1000 hand-carved illuminated pumpkins adorn our enchanted forest trails covered in pixie dust. From black cats and broomsticks to spiders and hooting owls, The Hollow promises to stir the imagination and rekindle the nostalgia of the season.
Discover the mystery and wonder of our unique Jack O’Lantern art installations against the backdrop of nature by night. Those with a keen eye just might catch a glimpse of the phantom of the lake!
The Hollow will be held the first 2 weekends in October (Oct. 4th, 5th, 11th and 12th from 7pm-9:30pm) at Phantom Lake YMCA Camp.
With its rolling hills, scenic trails, and haunting waters, PLYC is the perfect location to host this fall spectacle. Dating back to 1898, it is Wisconsin’s oldest youth camp. Proceeds raised from this event will benefit the camp’s scholarship program.
Schedule of Events
The Hollow at Phantom Lake – Opening night
10/4/2019
Be the first to stroll through our family-friendly pumpkin wonderland!
7:00pm–9:30pm
The Hollow at Phantom Lake
10/5/2019
Experience the magic of our family-friendly Jack O’Lantern illumination!
7:00pm–9:30pm
The Hollow at Phantom Lake
10/11/2019
Experience the magic of our family-friendly Jack O’Lantern illumination.
The moon is nearly full tonight!
7:00pm–9:30pm
The Hollow at Phantom Lake – Last chance
10/12/2019
Experience the magic of our family-friendly Jack O’Lantern illumination.
Open weekends in February and October, days and time vary depending omn the show you're interested in. Check the website at TheHauntInAtascadero.com for more info
The central coast’s favorite haunted house opens every Halloween and Valentine’s day to bring you a high caliber haunted attraction. The staff changes the entire venue around for each show so you never get the same show twice. Descend the elevator into the basement and try to find your way out!
Free admission, donations gladly accepted and go towards The Unforgotten Haven. Open Oct 12.18.19.20*,25,26,27*,31. * kids night no scares or actors. Open 7 to 9 pm
Situated midway between the cities of Amarillo and Odessa, the northwestern town of Lubbock, Texas is classically steeped in western culture and music. In fact, the city of Lubbock holds more music venues than any other city in the entire state of Texas. Such love for music could not be truer than for one of Lubbock’s most famous sons, the musician Buddy Holly. Tragically Holly’s life would be cut short in an airplane crash in the Mid-West in 1959, but he would be interred in his hometown’s graveyard, the Lubbock Cemetery. In fact, his grave is mere feet away from a most haunted statue.
Is the Lubbock Cemetery Haunted?
The cemetery is almost as old as the city itself, featuring a mixture of both marked and some unmarked graves. It has been conservatively estimated that the cemetery is said to hold somewhere in the vicinity of over sixty thousand graves which makes it the third-largest cemetery in the entire state of Texas. Running along the backside of the cemetery is that of a narrow and high, abandoned railway trestle. The railway cars haven’t been used in quite some time, but that hasn’t stopped the flow of reports from people who claim there is a metallic ringing sound sometimes elicited by the trestle, which has infamously been dubbed “Hell’s Gate” by the locals.
As with Buddy Holly’s grave in the cemetery, within close proximity to it is the statue of a very large and formidable angel. Below the angel is the grave of Julio Herrera, he was the first policeman in Lubbock to ever be killed in the line of duty. Such a statue would seem to express sympathy, however, it has come to pass that it instead evokes fear. Urban legend has it that if you come across the statue, you must bow and kiss its feet. If you do not, then there is said to be a man in black who refuses to let you leave the cemetery. Some have claimed to have refused the gesture and made it out fine, but others have also refused and spoken of a man dressed in black with a disfigured face who stands at the gate and tells them they cannot pass. The sounds of whispering, as well as a general feeling of uneasiness near both the statue and the trestle, are said to be quite common.
Today the Lubbock Cemetery is still very much in business and open for the public to come in and pay their respects to any loved ones that are there. As for Buddy Holly’s grave, there have been a large number of reports from people who say that if you stand next to it you hear the mysterious sound of guitar music being played.
In 2006, after many decades of countless paranormal investigations, famed demonologist Ed Warren passed away at the age of seventy-nine years old. Thirteen years later in 2019, his beloved wife Lorraine passed away as well at the age of ninety-two. Founders of the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR), the couple had finally earned a much deserved eternal rest after investigating some of the most violently haunted homes and possessed individuals the world had ever known. Were they to be cremated? Possibly their remains to be kept inside their much talked about and devilishly stocked, Warren Occult Museum? It came as no surprise that both of the Warrens had chosen burial as their form of interment. It also came as no surprise to anyone at all that the Warrens had chosen a haunted cemetery as to where they would be laid to rest.
Is The Stepney Cemetery Haunted?
The Stepney Cemetery is located in the Upper Stepney area of western Connecticut. For those familiar with that area, the Stepney Cemetery is also located a mere four miles from Union Cemetery over in Easton. The Union Cemetery is a supremely haunted graveyard in western Connecticut and famous for a spirit dubbed, “The White Lady.” Stepney Cemetery was formalized all the way back in 1794 when Noah and James Burr Jr. had donated the land for an area cemetery. The first-ever headstone belongs to a Revolutionary War soldier named Nathaniel W. Knapp, who was buried there in 1787, technically before the area was to be formalized as a cemetery. For a few years, Knapp’s grave was the only one in the cemetery at all, thus initially giving off an eerie and chilling display to those who passed by it.
People claim that Knapp’s spirit is haunting the cemetery today. Reports are varying that a man in a military outfit has been seen pacing back and forth amongst the tombstones. More than one soldier though is said to have been spotted and it is believed to belong to one of the cemetery’s many Civil War graves. While those are merely seen, there is a legend about Knapp that if someone spots his spirit and calls out his name, you may feel an unseen hand grip your shoulder. Even The White Lady herself, of nearby Union Cemetery, has been seen roaming near the entrance of the cemetery. Paranormal theorists believe that her restless spirit isn’t bound by just the one graveyard, but seems to be tied to that particular area of western Connecticut land itself.
Stepney Cemetery is considered a local historic place of significance in Connecticut. With both Warrens being buried there, it has become something of an unofficial pilgrimage site for those looking to pay their respects. Some who have visited and prayed beside Ed’s headstone and then touched the cross on his headstone have found it to be very hot to the touch….even in the dead of winter.
You are driving alone at night on Archer Avenue outside Chicago. The skyscrapers of the city begin to fade behind you, as the smaller brownstones and shops peppered along this frequented roadway artery are spotted along the waysides. There’s a stretch of the road that is not as overgrown as the rest and something out of the corner of your eye snaps you to attention. In the dead of night, there is a young woman standing on the street corner waving you down to stop for her. She’s dressed in a rather short, white party dress in strapless dancing shoes with a small clutch purse firm in her grip. Something takes over mentally and you decide to pull over. Inviting her into the car you see she’s thin with long blonde hair and almost sparkling blue eyes, yet has a quiet demeanor. She asks for a ride further down the road and you oblige her, driving on ahead. You let the quietness about her in the car linger and wonder just why a fancifully dressed young woman is standing on a Chicago street corner in the dead of night…..when suddenly she asks that you pull over. You oblige and she exits the car and walks from your short sight before suddenly disappearing into thin air. Glancing up you notice the sign reads, Resurrection Cemetery, and it takes several minutes before you realize you just had an encounter with Resurrection Mary.
The ghostly folklore behind Resurrection Mary has been echoed by many urban legends throughout the decades, and her ghostly visage at the Resurrection Cemetery is considered to be the most popular paranormal entity in all of Chicago. The “vanishing hitchhiker” is a common ghost story that many people tell around a campfire, but are yet unsure of the possible origin. Indeed just minutes outside of Chicago is Resurrection Cemetery. It checks in massively at over five hundred acres with an estimated 161,000 graves and crypts.
Who is Resurrection Mary?
The cemetery was opened in 1912 as a Catholic graveyard and given the name of Resurrection Cemetery so as to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in Christianity. But how does Mary fit in? Not too far up the road from the cemetery was the Willowbrook Ballroom, a popular dancing hall for the area residents. Sometime in the early 1930s, there was a dance in the ballroom and a young woman named Mary is believed to have had an argument with her boyfriend and she decided to walk home. Alone in the night, she is struck and killed by a motorist somewhere in front of Resurrection Cemetery. One of the more popular events is that there is a section of the front cemetery gates where Mary is said to have held onto as she died, leaving a set of burned handprints on the front iron gate. The cemetery denied it and claimed a truck once hit it, but the discolored positioning and wrap-around grip have given paranormal enthusiasts just one more validated piece of physical evidence that Resurrection Mary exists.
There are multitudes of encounters with Mary from drivers over the decades since the 1930s. Famous Chicago-area ghost hunter Richard Crowe is said to have collected over three dozen validated and substantially convincing stories from local drivers who are said to have had an encounter with her. Crowe was a paranormal celebrity of sorts who made national television appearances on such programs as The Oprah Winfrey Show and Unsolved Mysteries. Concerning the spirit of Resurrection Mary, he believed fully that emotion was connected with her appearances. Crowe often explained that in the many paranormal and supernatural occurrences, there is often a common denominator that precedes the actual manifestation of a spirit. With Resurrection Mary, the connection with an automobile in the area of the cemetery is what triggers her appearances to unsuspecting people.
Crowe investigated the stories and found that along with automobiles, her appearances are also tied to the evening whenever there is a full moon or there is a clear sky with only partial moon. Something about the moonlight is able to cast a ghostly gleam off her white dress that draws people to her. Crowe even went as far as to reckon that in all the cases of drivers stopping for her, 99% of them felt overwhelming drawn in to do so. Story after story of drivers who pick her up and feel strangely compelled to drive her to the cemetery without question. One driver with a very credible career claimed upon picking her up and passing the cemetery on the opposite side of the street, she began shrieking for him to stop the car and pointed across the road at the cemetery. When he glanced to look and then looked back at her in the front passenger seat, she had completely disappeared inside his vehicle.
The overarching statement between all driver stories is that when she commands them to stop at the cemetery, all drivers have complied. Not a single driver ever refused to stop to let her out and it is unknown if anyone ever dared to carry her past the cemetery gate. The Resurrection Cemetery is still open to the public for those visiting the Chicago area. It remains a popular spot for those hoping to cross paths with Resurrection Mary sometime during the night.
Experience the ultimate reality escape at Fox in a Box – Chicago. The engaging and immersive themed missions will delight the serious, seasoned room-escape enthusiast as well as the novice new to the puzzle rich venue. Fox in the Box – Chicago provides an ideal setting for business and educational team building events and for friends and families who just want to get together for a novel, fun outing. Missions are ideal for 3-6 people and have a 60-minute time limit.
